Usage of "dreadfully sorry"

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Usage of dreadfully sorry in English

I am so dreadfully sorry, and I know it was my fault. 
 The Story of a Play / A Novel 

But directly he turned towards me I felt dreadfully sorry for him. 
 Marie Claire 

I was dreadfully sorry, but I could not say much more then. 
 The Vicar's Daughter 

Charley particularly was dreadfully sorry, because he couldn't get the bear. 
 Elbow-Room: A Novel Without a Plot 

I am dreadfully sorry to hear that S.'s cancer is reappearing. 
 Letters from Mesopotamia in 1915 and January, 1916 / From Robert... 

I'm dreadfully sorry, I thought she had gone into Monte Carlo. 
 The Angel of Terror 

I'm dreadfully sorry we haven't room to put you up at the flat. 
 Main Street 

I'm not very observing about jewelry, but I'm dreadfully sorry just the same. 
 Marjorie Dean, High School Freshman 

I'm dreadfully sorry, and if there's anything at all that I can do- 
 The Heart of Una Sackville 

You'll be dreadfully sorry afterwards if you don't speak out now. 
 The Idiot 

I'm so dreadfully sorry and I do hope that you're better? 
 Fortitude 

I am so sorry, so dreadfully sorry to have grieved you! 
 The Fortunes of the Farrells 

We loved it, and we were dreadfully sorry to leave. 
 Monitress Merle 

I am dreadfully sorry for Mr. Garland, sorrier than I am for poor Teddy. 
 Mr. Justice Raffles 

She was very sorry Tussie should be ill, dreadfully sorry. 
 The Princess Priscilla's Fortnight 

And-and I'm dreadfully sorry I called you a-brute, last night. 
 The Princess Passes 

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United Kingdom

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Meanings of dreadfully sorry in English